EDITORIALS & OPINIONS
NCRAOA Animal Rights FAQ
Understanding Animal Rights. by Laurella Desborough
American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) - Animal Welfare Policy Statements
The Crucial Difference in Animal Welfare and Rights
Understanding why extremism has nothing to do with legitimate concern for animals. By David Rothbard and Craig Rucker. May 7, 2004, Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow
The human-animal bond has been an important driver to the success of companion animal practice, but it can have a down side.Changing the status of animals from chattel to companions could change the amount of damages awarded by courts for emotional suffering. Conventional courts generally prohibit large awards that accompany malpractice, wrongful injury or death litigation because, as a rule, a pet is worth no more than its "fair market value." Any change in their legal standing would cause insurance premiums to skyrocket, experts say. DVM Magazine, Apr 1, 2003
Legislation presses limits of animal status in New York
Harmed pets would be entitled to compensation. Journal of the American Veterinary Association, May 2004
Animal Rights vs Animal Welfare. National Western Stock Show, Rodeo & Horse Show
Why animal researchers must remember that human beings are special. By Frederick K. Goodwin and Adrian R. Morrison, Reason Online, October 2000
Animal Rights or Animal Welfare. Missouri Federation of Animal Owners
Foundation for Biomedical Research. Fact vs myth about research, and animal rights activism
Karl Keating's E-Letter: Animal Rights and Wrongs. Catholic Answers, January 25, 2005
Animal Agriculture Alliance. Brasher: Morality debate coming on farm livestock
Sneaking the “Big Lie” through the Back Door: How Special Interest Groups are Hijacking Local Legislation by Margaret Anne Cleek, California State University, Sacramento; Richard Guarino, California State University, Sacramento; Michael Youril,
California State University, Sacramento
Animal Producers From Mars, Animal Lovers From Venus?
Feb. 2008 According to Wes Jamison, a professor of agricultural and natural resource politics, The urbanization of the American population has led to seemingly irresolvable differences between society’s fundamental beliefs and agriculture’s.
A Gathering Storm Part I
A Gathering Storm Part II
Animal Rightists: Coming to a Town Near You - Are Your Council Members Being Used as Pawns?
The Future of Dogs in America by Walt Hutchens, Timbreblue Whippets
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EDITORIALS & OPINIONS
"Animal Rights:" Pernicious Nonsense For Both Law & Public Policy. by Richard K. Latimer, Attorney at Law
So-Called Animal Rights Activists Are, From The Perspective Of A Genuine Environmentalist Ethic, Not Concerned With Any Real, Scientific Policies To Protect Other Species Through Environmental Controls Against Habitat Loss And Pollution Or Through Scientifically Valid Wildlife Management Policies.
Animal rights groups no joke, warns Missouri ag Professor. July 7, 2007, Courtesy livestock weekly
Animal rights is a world problem, not just a sportsman’s dilemma
by Lt. Col. Dennis J. Foster
Sportsmen’s and Animal Owner’s Voting Alliance. What is the Animal Rightist Threat?
The Animal Rights Agenda. NAIA online website
Brian Carnell's AnimalRights.net
Where Animal Rights Went Wrong. by Jo-Anne Pontone DVM
Animal Welfare Council. Animal Rights vs Animal Welfare
The myth of animal protectionism by Tibor R. Machan
The trojan horse of animal protectionism
JAVMA May 2004. The animal rights struggle
JAVMA Dec 2004. State legislators oppose animal guardianship, noneconomic damages laws
NRO. Aug 11 2004. New terrorists on the block. Animal-rights activists turn to violence. Wesley J. Smith
Horses and Horse Information. Animal rightists
Have it wrong, Commentary by Rebecca Colnar
JAVMA December 2000. Animal welfare regulations: a rough crossing from Europe to US
Could canis familiaris be the next endangered species?
An anti-dog movement? No, really!
Fifty Ways To Lose Your Rover by Cindy Cooke,
Legislative Specialist UKC. Published in Bloodlines magazine 2004
An Obituary for Words by Cindy Cooke, Legislative Specialist UKC
Americans for Medical Progress website. Facts on Animal Research
Testimony of Congressman Charles W. Stenholm to the House Committee on Agriculture
Subcommittee on Livestock, Dairy, and Poultry May 8, 2007
Washington Post, Dec. 8, 2008. Terrorizing Medical Research by P. Michael Conn and James V. Parker
The Truth Be Known by Linda Witowski
A Rhetorical Analysis of "Animal Rights Uncompromised: There's No Such Thing as a Responsible Breeder" By Sandy Jordan, Ph.D.
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